Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
IN CHICAGO.
Continued from First Pages


Along the line of march the masses were
noisy though orderly. Ten Thousand
YOUNG AMERICANS, =
from five to twenty years old, defed the
cavalry, infantry, artillery and police,
broke through all lines aud oyer all re-
strsint, chung to the c.rrisges, and when
driven from one fastened themselves
to another, dcdged the blows
from the bstons 1T the police and ran
sround and under the horses of the escort
and suffered everything apparently but
death or mutilstion to Keep in the line.
! 1t was thought that the humaa possibil;-
ties of an eXultsut crowd had rescued 3
elimination st st. Louis, bu. it WAS e
matter Of remark among the visitors that
in point OF numbers Chicaeo had gone te-
yond her. The demonstration seemed 70
the visitors to comprehend her entire
population.
MIS-. Cleveland became fatigued snd
lett the carriage at the Palmer house,
being escorted directly to her rooms,
where she rested for severa! hours. Re-
ports that she had been taken suddenly
i'll we're circulated, but they were IN
founded. She was very tired but noth-
ing more serious, and she is now with
the President receiving the public in tue
| rOtunda CT the hotel.
With one bursting cheer crashing
| through The roturda, a MOB OF 100, 900
people rushed like wild beasts ct Pfesi-
dent Cleveland and his wife this afternoon
IL the Palmer house. II was reception
to the general public and the chief mAeis-
trate and his radiant companion had Just
descended he stairs. So thunderous wes
/ Tho din hSr tho Nf rllr niri Ar.r1rr
peters seemed making 9 dumb SHOW. In
vain did the police, clubs in hand, attempt
! to stop the rush The rope barriers had been
swept away at the first onset. 1t was
we'll that nook Of safety had been pic
vided for Mrs. Cleveland. Immediately
( ID the right Of the staircase was az el-
green plants. Into this she Was thrust,
while the President, giving one sweeping
| glance st the surging crowd,
PLUNGED INTO IT'S MIDST
and sturdlly snouldered himself by sheer
strength into the place it had been decided
be should stand. Three times did dies Of
dismounted cavalrymen seize the ends Ct
The ropes that had been dashed to the floor
and strive to drag back the eager multi
tude. Only with the aid of e. double
SOANOh VI ppllNI ilI lAlSJ SuCCCSO7 LI-G
front lire backing against the crowd and
the second rank pushing their comrades
forward. The Pfesideng WIS meanwhile
Shaking hands right and lefS unul he YVES
RED ~ THE FACE,
and his fresh linen collar iay upon the
the back OF his Prince Albert coat
Behind MIN sni slightly to the right,
standing AZ The entrance Of the
OIL c{n 10
crowd, YVES Mrs. Cleveland,
plight, end towing and smiling good
neturedly to the crowd. Slo was sur
rounded Dy g beyy OF staid maToES rica-
IL dressed, but ell in dark colors In slrik
ing contrast was Mrs. CleYeland's liSh,
sky blue silk bodice and jupc2 trimmsd
with feecy dotted lace, niger wide 4
match. Her glossy, pompadOur cOlOrsd
hair and fairy bangs we're without 81
ornament, Out below glittereG dAIic2 =
gold necklace That hung from her Shout
deTs and wa8 caught together at the line
OF the C0rsage with - ms gnifcen5
ROSETTA OF DIAMONDS.
Long mosquetSire gloves OF tan completed
the costume Mrs. cleveland locked THE
pcrsonifcation of youthful health IS sht
tire Il st appearance OF line had begun
to be formed Of the people. At thu head
came the Union veterans, bearing si0f,
tee tattered bullet riven battle flag OF the
Eleventh Kansas volunteers. i striking
scene ensued while the President warmly
greeted to cid soldiers one after another
The color bearer stepped forward &
Mrs. Cleveland and gently lowering iht
old a. M 10 hl- piS Of o.
precious shreds
AS A MaMENTG.
TIE wife Of the President gracefully com
piled, and while The spectators went will
with enthusiasm displsyed her troph7
: proudly to the ladies IS he.
side President Cleveland shock hands
with vigor, and en- actual count 81 thi:
junCture showed his gait to be forty.
seven hand shakes minute The rat,
Wss Kept up without intermission unit
; the time for the reception to end, cnd no
8 person in the line was missed. q low
estimate Of the number who marched
past him is COCO persons, but they wer
the fortunate few. Thousands stooc
in the corridors, and thousand
: upon thousands IN the streets faiiet
even to catch sight OF lis face
Inc IOluOQa Cl tuS ROGSi S1u lSllS, lln
the outside thoroughtares for blocks
around, had been taken possession CT b.
the outpouriDg of people an hour befor
the reception began, and restraint Of an
kind seemed impossible. During tn
crush it is safe to say that as many 8
fifty women had to &c borne from tn
throng into the stores near by, faintin
from exhaustion.
, AT COLUMBIA THEATER,
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 5.-Simplicity an
:. lack of ostentation were the distinguish
ing characteristics Of the reception L
President and Mrs. Cleveland this even
ing at the Columbia Theater, where OF
;. those were who mad been formally in
!, yited By the committee of cttizsu
. charged with that duty. Ten thousaa'
:. tickets had been issued, each sdmittin
- one man ard his complement CT ladies
Y The Vicinity OF the theater YVES jamme
y with curious spectators, who We've
: closely The occupants Of the carrisge
y rolling Up closely one after the other {
= the theater. No one had been admitte
: inside before the advent Of the pres
dental party, and people who came
csrrisgee, IS well as those who cam
otherwise, were obliged TO 77sit in line
e stretching fully q block on the sidewa!
t IN either direction from the thease1
= Within was scene OF rare love
o liaess. Barring $ liberal display {
# the stars end stripes, the decoration
q were wholly composed OF natural 40 ~ev